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While the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries are the last two WNBA teams standing in the finals, the Indiana Fever are among the many teams that started their offseason early. Despite a great year, the Fever’s season ended the way it did in 2025. The Las Vegas Aces knocked them out of the playoffs. Indiana’s year […] The post Fever Star Caitlin Clark Received Ultimate Snub During WNBA Offseason appeared first on HEAVY.

In 2023, the WNBA faced a discrimanation complaint filed by a pregnant All-Star player

Gabby Williams: "We have to just go back to our defense, and that will get our offense going" The post Can the Valkyries offense do enough to come back in the Finals? appeared first on The IX Sports.

Enes Kanter still hasn’t gotten over his ejection at the Fever vs. Aces game.

Fans were eager to see which team would win the defensive battle in Game 1.

This story is part of Peak, The Athletic’s desk covering the mental side of sports. Sign up for Peak’s newsletter here. Tanisha Wright coached A’ja Wilson, a five-time WNBA MVP, for two seasons as an assistant with the Las Vegas Aces. She is now the head coach of Penn State. In 2021, when I was an assistant with the Las Vegas Aces, we lost in the semifinals against the Phoenix Mercury. We were clearly the heavy favorite to win that series and return to the WNBA championship. As we were coming of

The Aces will look to re-sign guard Jackie Young and add depth to their bench. The post How Nikki Fargas is thinking about the Las Vegas Aces’ offseason appeared first on The IX Sports.

Following the Indiana Fever’s 102-85 blowout loss in Game 1 against the Las Vegas Aces in the first round of the playoffs, Caitlin Clark was asked how she would grade her team’s defensive effort. “An F,” the 24-year-old replied.

Angel Reese made her first ever All-Defensive team in 2026.

The Fever were embarrassed by the Aces in Game 1 and will have to dig deep at home to even the series.

The Aces and Fever are playing for all the marbles in what could be an epic Game 3.

The Indiana Fever have some of the top players in the WNBA right now but their 2026 season ended in disappointing fashion. Indiana ended up finishing sixth in the regular season with a record of 28-16, which saw them put against the Las Vegas Aces in the first round of this year’s playoffs.

Fever forward Aliyah Boston underwent arthroscopic surgery on her knee.

Tyronn Lue had plenty of praise for Natalie Nakase after the Golden State Valkyries coach led her team past A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces and into the WNBA Finals. But when the conversation turned to Nakase's habit of getting so locked into basketball that she forgets to eat, Lue had a warning for

At least four games remain in the 2026 WNBA season as the finals approach, but with all but two teams already pivoting to 2027, it’s time to look ahead to free agency. This offseason will not be nearly as dramatic as the one that preceded it, given that a collective bargaining agreement is in place and the majority of players are already signed to contracts for 2027. However, several impact names could hit the open market; since the salary cap can rise as much as 13 percent next season, teams wi

Naz Hillmon: "Everybody here is just really special. We're bought in" The post The Atlanta Dream are cool, calm ahead of WNBA Finals appeared first on The IX Sports.

“We will strive to improve, compete, and ultimately bring home a championship for our fans and this organization” is what Natalie Nakase said in her statement after becoming the first head coach of the Golden State Valkyries on October 10, 2024. And exactly two years later, Nakase’s side swept her mentor Becky Hammon’s side, the reigning champions Las Vegas Aces, 3-0 in the WNBA semifinals.

Tyronn Lue had plenty of praise for Natalie Nakase after the Golden State Valkyries coach led her team past A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces and into the WNBA Finals. But when the conversation turned to Nakase’s habit of getting so locked into basketball that she forgets to eat, Lue had a warning for […]

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Moments after helping the Golden State Valkyries rally to beat the defending champion Aces and earn a trip to the WNBA Finals, Gabby Williams stopped on her way back to the locker room in Las Vegas and shared a little celebratory shake with coach Natalie Nakase.Face to face, they squatted, cheered and used their hands as if eating while the Valkyries star beamed.

Gabby Williams’ sister speaks out as the Aces stay silent on the popcorn stunt.